Food & Wine Festivals In The Mountains
Food & Wine Festivals In The Mountains
What better place to enjoy friends, food, and wine than ski country? This summer, the festivals show more potential than ever. World-class chefs, famous wine connoisseurs, bacon enthusiasts, and BBQ competitors make for some of the summer’s most delicious parties.
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Aspen Food & Wine Classic
Spend a luxurious weekend in the one and only Aspen, Colorado tasting high-class wines and delectable food samplings. In addition to the food and wine samplings, the Best New Chef’s dinner which features rising chefs’ best dishes, wont disappoint at the 29th annual festival, which takes place on June 17th-19th. Purchase a day pass for $395, or a weekend pass for $1185. For more information about this event, click here.
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